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Lovely Mount Pleasant home available for rent or sale.
Susan Klavohn Bryant
20 years serving the real estate needs of Buyers, Sellers and Rental property owners.
• For Sale or Rent • Buyer’s Agent • Custom Homes • Lots & Acreage • Prepare to Sell • Property Management • Furnished Housing
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been the mayor’s modest salary. Practicing what he preaches about public service, Swails accepts none of his $24,000 annual pay, choos- ing instead to let the town spend it on projects that make life a little more interesting for those who call Mount Pleasant home. The list of things to do in Mount
Pleasant certainly has grown since Swails’ days of pumping gas and mopping floors in a sleepy little
Four traffic lanes and a pedestrian/bicycle path on the Ravenel Bridge lead to Mount Pleasant from west of the Cooper.
town between Charleston and the Atlantic Ocean. Annual events include the Scottish Games and Highland Gathering held each September, the Taste of Charleston in October, the Lowcountry Oyster Festival in January, the Blessing of the Fleet each April and the Sweet- grass Cultural Arts Festival in June.
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Susan Klavohn Bryant AgentOwned Realty
824 Johnnie Dodds Blvd. Mount Pleasant, SC 29464
843-224-0804
susan.bryant@
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1965–1969 Attended The Citadel and Charleston Southern University
NUMBERS Swails BY THE Billy
2006–2009 Mount Pleasant town councilman 2009 Elected mayor of Mount Pleasant 2010 Mount Pleasant named All-America City
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1976–1984 Mount Pleasant town councilman 1985 Married Peggy
1947 Born William David Swails 1965 Graduated from Moultrie High School
2 Children 4 Grandchildren
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